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of bacteria is not disease producing but if it filters into a drinking water supply, coliform bacteria can cause severe stomach upsets in residents of the town who are accustomed to drinking chlorinated water, according to the sanitarian.

If coliform bacteria are found in a well, their presence indicates that disease producing pathogenic bacteria could have also infiltrated the water source, Burke said. He added that sewage from malfunctioning septic systems in the towrn could give rise to pathogenic bacteria.

In addition, the santitarian said that connecting a private well to a dwelling now on town water could draw well

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